Sharon Clements News Today

JOPLIN, Mo. — Longtime Joplin cosmetology educators Dennis and Sharon Clements are retiring after decades of teaching, but their school New Dimensions School of Hair Design will continue.

Illicit drug residue testing starts tomorrow (April 8) at Mountain Metro Transits Downtown Terminal.

Two representatives of the Mountain Metropolitan Transit drivers union made pleas to City Council today, March 28, to take steps to protect the safety of bus drivers.

Clements said it was easy to embark on this journey because Dr. Knowles is an amazing person and she loves him and his wife.

Donor Story: The Clements Sharon Clements was born in Calgary, Alberta, and moved to New Westminster, BC, in 1952. She was a Charter Student at Simon Fraser University, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in 1969 and entered the graduate program, receiving her Master of Science in 1974. As a Mature Student she entered the Spatial Information Systems (Geography) Program, receiving her diploma in 2000. Sharon began working for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in 1972 specializing in  Pathology...

She is a retired registered nurse who worked at UHNBC for 25 years. In November 2020, Sharon was placed on a waiting list and theres still no date scheduled for the surgery. A hip replacement is considered an elective surgery, which means that if left untreated your ailment wont kill you. But theres a lot to be said for quality of life. Sharon can only sleep for short periods of time because of the constant pain her deteriorated right hip causes. Sharon cant walk without a walker, cant cli...

Dave was born on February 25, 1961 to Dennis and Sharon Clements, in Toronto, Ontario. Dave worked various jobs throughout his life, most recently as a baker for Bennett’s. Before that he worked at Mount Baldy and Wild Waters, where his love of paddling flourished. Dave lived his life to the fullest, always up for an adventure. Whether it was kayaking, camping, snowboarding, biking, he could always be found outside with an infectious smile on his face saying, “It’s all good!” He loved m...